Sheri The Mermaid Queen 🧜‍♀️

This is why everyone is REALLY scared of him. He is very smart ! It’s been so long since we’ve seen such directness and accuracy. We need more leaders like him in government.

This is why everyone is REALLY scared of him. He is very smart ! It’s been so long since we’ve seen such directness and accuracy. We need more leaders like him in government.

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Here's a montage of some of the insane shit and lies Trump said in the 60 Minutes interview.

Hit with facts, Fox News runs out of time ..

💥 A perfect example of why Stephen Miller is so thoroughly unlikable. Jim Acosta asks a legitimate question about America’s immigration values. Miller responds with arrogance, hostility and pure contempt. 🙄

BREAKING: In a stunning moment, Republican Senator Ron Johnson just went on Fox News and admitted there is RAMPANT corruption within the Trump Administration. Every American needs to see this.

I hope!!

I still stand with President Zelensky and Ukraine do you?

DING DONG ❗️ 🚨 ❗️ 💥💥 STEPHEN MILLERS EPIC MENTAL MELTDOWN ❗️☝️ A MUST SEE 👀 👌 👏 💙💙💙💙🗽🇺🇸

Excellent! Sen. Jon Ossoff is calling for a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United. It should never be allowed for billionaires/oligarchs like Musk, who pumped almost half a billion dollars into the midterm election, to buy our politicians and government.

Egyptian American Abdul El-Sayed studies political science and biology at the University of Michigan, graduating with highest distinction. He earns a doctorate in public health at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, then a medical degree from Columbia University, where he becomes an epidemiology professor. He goes on to lead Detroit’s public health department. And now, he has been elected to the United States Senate from Michigan… The son of an immigrant rises from scientist to public health leader to U.S. senator. @AbdulElSayed

Hard agree. Stacey Abrams and Beto O'Rourke definitely laid the groundwork for Keisha Lance Bottoms and James Talarico. #BlueTsunami

What the media isn’t showing us …

Seventy-eight years ago, Native Americans in New Mexico were still fighting for the right to vote. Last night, a Native American woman was elected to lead the entire state. Her name is Deb Haaland. And her journey to becoming the first Native American woman elected governor in United States history is extraordinary. She is 65 years old, a member of Laguna Pueblo, a mother, a grandmother, and a woman who knows what it means to struggle. Before Washington, before Congress, before making history, Haaland was a single mother trying to keep food on the table. She relied on food stamps. She lived paycheck to paycheck. At times, she and her child had no permanent home, staying with relatives or sleeping on friends' couches. She went back to college at 28, graduated while nine months pregnant, and later earned a law degree. She sold homemade salsa to support her family. And she kept going. In 2018, she became one of the first two Native American women elected to Congress. In 2021, she became the first Native American to serve as a United States Cabinet secretary. As Secretary of the Interior, she confronted one of America's darkest chapters: the government-run system of boarding schools that separated Indigenous children from their families, languages and cultures. This history was personal. Her own grandmother had been taken from home as a child and sent to one of those schools. Now consider what happened on November 3, 2026. During National Native American Heritage Month, voters in New Mexico elected Haaland as their next governor. For generations, Indigenous people had been denied political rights in a land their ancestors inhabited long before the United States existed. Haaland describes herself as a 35th-generation New Mexican. And last night, standing before a cheering crowd, she spoke about being a single mother, overcoming poverty and working toward a future she once could scarcely have imagined. “Here in New Mexico, we can do anything. And, I know this because I am living proof.” A woman who once struggled to afford groceries will now lead a state of more than two million people. Her name is Deb Haaland. And on November 3, 2026, she made American history.

BREAKING: SWEET KARMA! Democrat Scott Colom, who is about to win the Mississippi Senate seat, only ran after his MAGA opponent stopped him from obtaining a lifetime federal judge position! This is one of the most glorious backfires in American history... Back in November of 2022, President Biden nominated Colom to the federal district court in northern Mississippi. He received support from the state's senior senator, Republican Roger Wicker. But Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, who Colom is now leading by 1,764 in the vote count from Tuesday, refused to support the nomination. In fact, she blocked the Senate from even considering him by withholding her blue slip, an old Senate custom that lets one home-state senator veto a judge. She defended her indefensible move by insisting that he couldn't be trusted with such power because of past support for transgender rights. In reality, she was just pandering to the racist MAGA base by blocking a Black Democrat. But if she hadn't blocked him, Colom would be a judge right now. Instead, he's poised to take Hyde-Smith's seat, flipping a seat that a Democrat hasn't been able to win since 1972 in a state that handed Trump 61% of its vote in 2024. While the race has not yet been called, if Colom maintains this lead, as he seems likely to do, the seat is his. Please ❤️ and share if you can't wait to see Colom in the Senate!